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 1   I,  17|       semen, and of the so-called catamenia in all animals which discharge
 2   I,  19|   secretion, and must discuss the catamenia which occur in certain of
 3   I,  19|        discharge of the so-called catamenia.~It is plain, then, that
 4   I,  19|          is plain, then, that the catamenia are a secretion, and that
 5   I,  19|        same time of life that the catamenia begin to flow in females,
 6   I,  19|      fails in the one sex and the catamenia in the other.~The following
 7   I,  19|          the sort except when the catamenia are ceasing, and if anything
 8   I,  19|          is drained away with the catamenia. We must suppose, too, that
 9   I,  19|           only class in which the catamenia are discharged from the
10   I,  19|      semen she would not have the catamenia; but, as it is, because
11   I,  19|         been stated then that the catamenia are a secretion as the semen
12   I,  19|           liquid of the so-called catamenia is present in a right proportion.
13   I,  19|          not produce young if the catamenia are absent altogether, nor
14   I,  19|           is washed away with the catamenia because of their abundance.
15   I,  19|      Cases of conception when the catamenia do not occur at all, or
16   I,  19|           at all strange that the catamenia should still continue after
17   I,  19|           in the substance of the catamenia, and that they are a secretion.~
18   I,  20|      blood, including that of the catamenia, for this also is such a
19   I,  20|          comes from this. For the catamenia are semen not in a pure
20   I,  20|         up to purify it. Thus the catamenia cause generation mixture
21   I,  20|          eggs)—all these have the catamenia, unless they are defective
22   I,  20|           concerning animals.~The catamenia are more abundant in women
23   I,  20|          that the semen is in the catamenia, for, as said before, this
24   I,  20|          same time of life as the catamenia in the female; this indicates
25   I,  20|         fingers’ breadth that the catamenia generally begin.~Now, in
26   I,  20|         this is the matter of the catamenia, or that which is analogous
27   I,  20|           to be the case, for the catamenia have in their nature an
28  II,  3 |           mutilated male, and the catamenia are semen, only not pure;
29  II,  4 |           changed into blood, the catamenia tend to occur at the above-mentioned
30  II,  4 |           the greater part of the catamenia also is useless and fluid,
31  II,  4 |           of the purgation of the catamenia, it draws it within itself.
32  II,  4 |   discharge and collection of the catamenia also excite heat in this
33  II,  4 |      relation of the semen to the catamenia is the same, milk and the
34  II,  4 |         is the same, milk and the catamenia being of the same nature)—
35  II,  7 |           no semen, the latter no catamenia); at other times by reason
36  II,  7 | appearance, and in the former the catamenia do not occur, in the latter
37  II,  7 |           body, through which the catamenia are secreted, are clogged
38  II,  8 |          the mare is deficient in catamenia, discharging less than any
39  II,  8 |         other animals to form the catamenia is diverted to growth. But
40  II,  8 |        impossible if there are no catamenia. But there are none in the
41 III,  1 |     corresponding in hen-birds to catamenia, and the semen of the cock,
42 III,  1 |        birds have no discharge of catamenia like viviparous sanguinea (
43 III,  1 |    secretion corresponding to the catamenia of vivipara is formed in
44 III,  1 |         down the secretion of the catamenia (for the uterus being heated
45 III,  1 |       matter corresponding to the catamenia advances a little at a time,
46  IV,  1 |        cold being the flow of the catamenia, according as it is colder
47  IV,  1 |         i.e. the discharge of the catamenia. It is true that blood is
48  IV,  2 |           is the discharge of the catamenia.~Also the fact that the
49  IV,  2 |            Also the fact that the catamenia occur in the course of nature
50  IV,  3 |       generative secretion in the catamenia is properly concocted, the
51  IV,  4 |        that when the time for the catamenia has arrived pain has attacked
52  IV,  5 |          For the discharge of the catamenia is in females a sort of
53  IV,  6 |    discharge corresponding to the catamenia is but small, and in some
54  IV,  6 |        with ailments whenever the catamenia do not occur); and they
55  IV,  6 |           able indeed to stop the catamenia but is too small at first
56  IV,  7 |           a superfluous amount of catamenia and is unable to concoct
57  IV,  8 |     secretion of the male and the catamenia of the female are of a sanguineous
58  IV,  8 |       animals; I mean that of the catamenia in women and the emission
59  IV,  8 |         are suckling children the catamenia do not occur according to
60  IV,  8 |     nature of the milk and of the catamenia is the same, and Nature